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Policing & Community Safety Authority Ireland

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The Policing and Community Safety Authority (PCSA) is an independent statutory agency established on 2 April 2025, responsible for the oversight of An Garda Síochána. It assesses the performance of policing services in Ireland and publishes reports, including an annual report and assessments. The PCSA also engages with the public through meetings and consultations.

Wild Nephin

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Wild Nephin National Park provides information on fire risk notices, camping regulations, and visitor services. The website posts current fire risk warnings and prohibits camping during high-risk periods. It also offers a camping code of conduct and wildfire prevention resources, along with contact details for the visitor centre and headquarters.

NDFA

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The National Development Finance Agency (NDFA) provides financial advisory, procurement, and project delivery services for public infrastructure projects in Ireland. It offers services including financial advisory to government departments and State authorities, procurement and construction services for capital projects, and contract management for public-private partnership (PPP) projects. The agency works on projects across sectors such as education, housing, and justice.

Special Advocate

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As Special Advocate, Patricia also engages with many other stakeholders including: service providers and support organisations working directly with Survivors, government departments and state agencies, advocates, international experts and academics.

COVID-19 Evaluation

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COVID-19 Evaluation is an independent non-statutory entity established to evaluate Ireland's response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Its remit includes pandemic responses across hospitals, the community, and nursing homes, as well as wider economic and societal impacts. The Evaluation will produce a comprehensive report based on documentation, research, and consultation.

NORA

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The National Oil Reserves Agency is responsible for ensuring that Ireland meets its obligations under EU Legislation and International Energy Agency (IEA) rules to maintain a minimum of 90 days stocks of oil for use in the event of a physical shortage of supplies.